# Metadata Details & Settings

*Article Topics:* [*Models*](/getting-started/common-topics/models.md)

## Metadata Details

When viewing Metadata, you are immediately presented with several details, including a thumbnail image and a list of model details. As mentioned before, the details range from a wide variety of attributes that you can give to your Metadata.

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* **Value ID -** Unique identification number.&#x20;
* **Metadata Type -** The type of Metadata the selected Metadata belongs to.
* **Status -** Whether the Metadata is enabled or disabled.
* **Date Added -** The date the metadata was created.
* **Enabled Sets -** The number of Sets the Metadata is associated with.
* **Name -** The given name of the Metadata.
* **Slug -** The value that is appended to the URL.
* **Description -** The given description of the Metadata.

In addition to these details, you will find a list of configurable **Attributes** that are shared amongst all Metadata of the same type.&#x20;

### Sets

At this point, you may be wondering, "How is metadata connected to Content Sets?" Content Sets contain metadata to identify and categorize them. The list of metadata you see on the Details tab of any of your Sets is populated by the available Metadata Types you have created, including **Models,** since Models are no different functionally from Metadata.

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Once a Set has a particular Model added to it, that Content Set will be added to the list of Sets under the Model's Set tab. Here, you can view every set that your Model is connected to, as well as filter through the list.

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[Sets](/content-management/sets.md)
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### User Interactions

The user interaction tab for a specific Metadata, like a model for example, gives you details including comments, ratings, favorites, and views.

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You can get a more in-depth look at this on the [User Interactions](/content-management/user-interaction.md) article.

### Metadata Documents

On the Documents tab for Metadata, you can upload documents for your own benefit.&#x20;

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Learn more about documents on our [Documents for Sets and Metadata](/using-nats/one-off-articles/documents-for-sets-and-metadata.md) article.

## Related Articles

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[Metadata](/content-management/metadata.md)
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